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Discover a profound exploration of dystopian literature with the groundbreaking work '1985' by Anthony Burgess. Published in 2013, this critically acclaimed book is a daring critique of George Orwell's '1984' and a chilling vision of a future dominated by surveillance, technology, and social unrest. With its engaging dialogues, sharp parodies, and insightful essays, Burgess offers readers a unique perspective on contemporary society's fears and foibles. This 240-page edition from Profile Books not only serves as a thoughtful analysis but also showcases Burgess's unparalleled literary genius as he imagines a world where every aspect of life is scrutinized and controlled. '1985' is not just a continuation of Orwell's themes; it's a standalone masterpiece that challenges readers to reflect on their reality. Perfect for fans of dystopian fiction, literary critiques, and anyone interested in the evolution of societal structures, this latest edition of '1985' is essential reading for those who question the status quo. Don't miss the chance to explore this compelling literary duo that ties the past and future into a chilling narrative.